Publication date
2018
Topics
World Radio Day, radio bridge, open-call, artists, activists, radio-makers, remixes, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Zambezi, Kariba Lake, colonialism, BaTonga, forced resettlement, community radio, Zongwe FM, Zubo Trust, indigenous language, indigenous knowledge, Budima, music, Lwiindi ceremony, audio archive, oral history, digital audio, storytelling, women, empowerment, livelihood, education, media, training, media justice, women songs, radio, broadcasts, rural area, soundscape, listening, sonic, solidarity, compilation
Open Call to Artists
05 Labecca's song, in which a girl laments to her mother about her mistake of getting married too early, dropping out of school, and now, being trapped in the situation while her husband is taking more wives; recorded by Margaret Munkuli https://archive.org/details/Manjolo_Women_recordings_63/
to contribute Remixes, Sound-and Radio pieces for
A RADIO BRIDGE ACROSS THE ZAMBEZI
read the complete call-out: https://wp.me/pmTSx-rU
Explore and use this playlist for your remix and radio contributions. Here is the Call-out playlist (part II); plus info to tracks and their source recordings below:
see part (I) at https://archive.org/details/RADIO_BRIDGE_open_call
01 Eunice Mwiinde interviews her grandmother about wild fruits and vegetables which the Tonga people discovered for their survival in the bush; i.e. after their forced removal and relocation away from the river; recorded by Eunice; https://archive.org/details/Chinonge_Women_recordings
02 Eunice Mwiinde talks about her research in her Chinonge community; https://archive.org/details/Zubo_Women_recording_Women_Stories
03; 07 and 23 Patience Kabuku aka DJ Petty Young; clips from interview; https://archive.org/details/women_on-air
04; 09 and 21 Monica Sianbunkululu aka DJ Mo; clips from interview; https://archive.org/details/women_on-air_985
05 Labecca's song, in which a girl laments to her mother about her mistake of getting married too early, dropping out of school, and now, being trapped in the situation while her husband is taking more wives; recorded by Margaret Munkuli https://archive.org/details/Manjolo_Women_recordings_63/
06; 08; 10 and 12 Chisa Mwiinde tells her story as a girl from Binga now studying geology in the US; clips from interview with Chisa; https://archive.org/details/Storyteller_of_Rocks
11 Binga Saturday night from Tusimpe; https://archive.org/details/Binga_sounds
13 Ester Munenge sings a lullaby; a recording by Margaret Munkuli of her mother; https://archive.org/details/Manjolo_Women_recordings_63/
14 and 16 Zubo's Manjolo Women Forum have a project of producing Baobab Maheo as a team; maheo is a watery porridge, slightly fermented, which is drunk chilled); clips from interview with Margaret Munkuli; https://archive.org/details/Our_Baobab_Muyaya_Project
15 Bina Annette describes how she makes "saccaranda drink" by boiling Moringa leaves and sugar; und how she makes Baobab drink; https://archive.org/details/Sinazongwe_Womens_Clubs
17 Maria Munkuli, chairlady of Manjolo Women Forum interviewed and recorded by Margaret Munkuli; in this excerpt Maria talks about the women's Baobab Maheo project; https://archive.org/details/Manjolo_Women_recordings_67
18 Zubo's project officer Mugande interviews Margaret Munkuli https://archive.org/details/Zubo_Women_recording_Women_Stories
19 Zubo Finance Assistance Officer Donor Ncube sings an awareness song; http://soundcloud.com/radio_zubo
20 Budima music recorded by Zongwe FM team during 2016 Lwiindi Festival (traditional Tonga harvest festival celebrated jointly by Zimbabwe and Zambian Tonga in Sinazongwe); https://archive.org/details/Lwiindi_recordings2016_ZongweFM
22 excerpt of Zongwe FM broadcast; on the occasion of a fair-well party and the on-air launch of the music album "Radio Remixes Voices of Binga" by Crystal DJKwe Favel
24 "Thank-you Zubo" (twalumba zubo) song by Kariyangwe Women Forum https://archive.org/details/Zubos_Womens_Forums_sing
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